Introduction to Husserl phenomenology
Keywords:
Phenomenology, Husserl, Method, Natural attitude, Phenomenological attitudeAbstract
Phenomenological research is distinguished from other fields by its holistic character. This means that even his method is written on this basis, and later on, his mechanisms also take this buffer out of all traditional use. Although the phenomenological method is identical with other methods in terms of procedures and objects, it is alone endowed with an attitude other than that of the natural attitude, which the researcher knows. This is the phenomenological attitude, the place of experience. This article is an attempt to develop the major ideas of this philosophy
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